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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

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Ballard, aged months.
Fansfl from tie residence Of Mrs. Them.
1ykA fifth ntreet, between Union and RIka,
On Thussday, 1t 3p. m.
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inserted - tbs Fats Of oants word for nEsk
insertion: 50 Per cent. Tor eanh subsequent
insertion. PAyment always IN advance
UTAErED-A YOUNG GIRL TO AasIsr
w IN housewcrk night and morning. Who
can attend school. Address this sfAce oc5 81
UTANTED--A SITUATION BY JAPANESE
w % cook fer private family. Address K.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AS NURSE, AID.
w dress MRS. AGNES BELL, corner Fourth
and Terrace streets. oe5 81
gHANTED-Two GENTLEMEN WANT 4
w furnished room, rita or without board.
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IHyANTRD-A WOMAN OF sENss, ENKR.
w q and respeeiahility for cur business in
nsF A9calAhy. Daiary about @o0 per month Per.
manent position. References exchanged. 3.
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WAETED-cAsK BOY AND YOUNG Man
W for Wrapping Paresla;
lWANTED-LADIns OR GEsrLEMRN no
wv take orders for our rev Christmas Set
| for 1881. lover $1,000 copies Of our 1855 Set
we're sold 10 few woek1.l 0ne lady sold ara
copies In i've Weeks, and DID Der oWn hoane-
work Ter . family OF three. Anothsf l1dy.
without experience, sold 250 In one month.
One young man sola &e0S0 worth IN one aay
In the country. A LADY, 90 copies In fhree
weeks. and ceFed for her family. These eoods
are without question the fastest selling goods
that will Be ofIeTea 70 agents for the holiday
tnde. fhRy sell al slaht. write for Iarms.
cAsSELL 4 COMPANY, limited. 200 Broad
va, OaklAnds CA. ocl e.
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no ohjectien TO widow With two children; ESQ
per month; expenses paid. Inquire q CRANE
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street. al
WANTED- PURCHASE on TO RENT.
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AToHET TO LOAN on LIVE STOCK. on
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mentss on general merchandise etc. COMP.
ION. MILLER b 90. Once with JudSs
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
JAPAN BAZAAR.

UTR HAVE just RECEIVED A LARGE
wv assortment Of japanese Fancy Goods,
0hinaware, Silk Hsndksrchiefs. EnkecfaeKiea,
Screens, Banners, Grape SheRls, all kinds Of
ourios, ladies' Underwear, tents Shirts, me
Teas, etc. and ssnrrAl line q u1ef1l nEd
ornamental articles. Piaase call and examine
eur stock at our new store IN Hopkins Electric
Light BuIldinE. Front slrask Seattle. jale
Louis Chung. manager, II alone authorized
70 incur any Indebtedness agAInst the Baxsar
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05
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HOUSE TO RENT, EOa ONE YEAR OR
IL more. Ny residence. corner Eighth snd
spring ssreet1; dx rooms, closets, cellar, a.;
barn, chicken coop and chieksns; TX lots.
With - or more fruit bearing tres and lots Of
small Tut. aleo lot Of homs. made canned
fralt and some inFniiune fog sale. Reason far
renting, going b Florida Inqaireat residence.
90 II. II. PEAsR
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

After the evidence in the ease Of ID
Allie ] Agar had been put In, Nj
ClaFk submitted that there was no syi
denco thst the vessel had been engage
u nahing N forbidden waters. Hi
Honor said the master Of the vessel
Captain kAyRor. Waa the aame Who hal
commanded he san DiaQo. seized las
yeaf, and that 81 his vessel had thei
been ccndemned and himself In
prisoned, he mnst have known TIE Law
and there could b no sxcnsa. n
testimony ell polnted 70 Tie eonolnsio,
thai & vaa the delibesale intention o
ehe captain 20 20 10 80 aud catch oealn
Tie iadRmen1 of forfeiture must issue
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

The evidence In che case OF the
Aiphs, after detailing the lisdtng Of Tie
skins. showed thst The Captain had
stated that be vas 10 those waters for
the purpose Of starting 9 cannesy on
The fakos, bat nothing vas found In
the schooner suitable for snch . pur.
poss. TIE vessel wAs deaiaFed forfeited.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-10-05

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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-19
APPLICATION FOR PAT
y .i> I'm T, ;, , ,r,,,
.tia.,. lnll-T-7TT TehiIW
mo. SCI. ~.
IN
U. $, Land Oalce ut Eureka Nevada. !
,FIf.HHI Jn,y Il. lS3f.st5lr

nj Office Is lFEREDY GIVEN THAI WILL
1S lam W. C.psi,O an wnpse re,qd. nee aud
post Oil 81 3; Ir''s' X Salt Lake Gil. la Salt
Take TO n y, UtEk' territory, mug Ill ,Uo uppIi-
cntion i"c LGlliu. tia, - Patent iOr :hc ..DiHl
Chief" L''dh I'D .ihg ciaIhI, s:tu ,tr in Ferurr
MihlnB bi,;ris,, IL" Cs'rlil s., Slatc oi Nevs.
da, consiEL., oil 1881 iilu,r fc, I Of tie lode,
and surface grOuh q u f"rE ':iGa, being Lot or
Survey No. 30 amd desyr. bed in thu,Ee nu,es
and plat of the nifi,;ial sur ,ey Oh file in this
office, with magnetic variation at II degrees
east, ss follows: Commencing at post No. 1.
tho South-Wosterly corner o tho claim, from
which tt e quarter section corner between and
common to Sections and ., Township Fl
North, Range 10 East, nat. Diablo Meridian,
bears 3 rs deg IL min E 11l3 fest distant;
thence running 81 deg 80 min E 100 feet to
slo South sIds post. thence N 81 deg 20 min k
80 feet TO post No. g. The South.easietly corner
OF the claim; thence N 81 deg 40 min w COO feet
to post No. ?, the, North cas- crly corner OF the
Gain; thence S64deg 2omla w GIG feetto the
North side postj thence N "a deg 80 min w $50
feet to post No. 4. tho th-wes; erly corner
OF the claim; ind thence y 81 deg 40 min l. 800
feet to said post No. 1, tho place of beginning,
containing tot4l area OF 1887 acres, ali of
which Is claimed aud applied for, tho urea in
cohhlct with lot or survey No. 81, the Man,
moth lode, not being excepted or excluded
from tho claim or from said ,ppication.
From the middle of'thc wester y end line
OF said Big Ghiof lode claim the uiscoy ery point
Of the claim bears y ~ de : 81 min l. $50 fee,
distant The said mining claim being oirecord
In the Office Of the County record n of L,ko
County, Nevada, who is e&-oHicio Recorder of
sutd mining district, at Elko. IL Elko Cortnty.
Nevada. The lest known locations being
tho Mammoth" loti37, thef.Red Cloud" lot 40
the "Elko" lot 3S, and I'll o '.Great Western. :
loie mining claims, In tho same District.
ANY and all per ons Claiming adversely any
portion Of said Big Chief inino or surface
ground, are required tn file their adverse claims
with the Register OF the United States I.snd
Office. at Eureka, In the STATE Of Nc,ain. dir
ing the sixty days per Tod OF publication here.
Of, OF thoy Will be barred by virtue of the pro.
visions Of the statute, az
ID II. HALL, lte
Register. 4
i direct that this notice be published in tho
I'M EPESpESf, at Elko, New, the newspaper
published nearest the said mining claib,. for
the period Of sixty days.
d. H.HALI,
Register,
Dated, Biko, July %, 1857.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1887-09-19
APPLICATION FOR PAT
a-a,a,., ~. EMIT 80 - r. ~. %
mo. 8eO.1
80 .g. a. -

AAPa o'n Sa ~ ~ hpf tsH7. Nevada ps
n Office is HEREBY G1yEETHATwtI,I,-
Au lain w ChihholIu, whose residence and
post ohico address is Salt Lake City, in Salt
Lake County, Utah Tejrftory, has ina.Ie appli-
cation for a United siates Patent Tor be1Rea
Cloud" Lode mining claim, situate In Ferber
Mining District, Eiko County State of .Ncvs
da, consisting of 1901, linear feet of the lode
and surface ground 100 feet wide, being Lot or
survey No. 10 AID described in the field notes
ana plat Of the official survey OIL file in this
ONCE WIN magnetic variation, ut dr degrees
east, US Follows; Oommt nclng At post No /,
the South.easterly corner of tho claim, ard
running thence y IS deg SO min W 1900 feet fo
post No. 2, ths South.&estuf1y cornerof the
claim, from whichl The Section corner, common
to and between Sections. 3, A, o and 10, Town
ship II N, Range ~ L, Nc. Diablo MetiJinny
bears 81 deg w $50 feet distant; thencejN 10
deg "a min W GOO feet to post \ O. 8, the North.
westerly corner Of ,liGclailn. thence N 20 deg
8s min E 800 fectto post No. 4, the North
easterly corner of the claim; thence s Ia gag
~ min EtiOofect 10 said posi- NO II, tile place
OF beginning. containing u total area of %. Gs
| acres, all Of which Is claimed and applied for.
'AS "A"" OobA'oe WIN 'ElkOf lode, lot
%, not being excluded or excepted from said
application. From the middle of the eas,erly
end lipe Of said Red Cloud loie elaiin tie dis.
covery point Of said claim bears s IS deg "A
min W 600 fest defiant. The, said rhintus
claim being OF record lpltha Office of the coun.,
ty Re order Of scid Eiko County, Negsda, ex-
Omcto Recorder Ufsaid mining district, at Eiko
in Elko Codhty, Nevada. .fhi 'nelrest known
Locations being the .'Mainmoth,' lotf s7.,he
"Big Chief" lot 80, The f,,Elkps lot 1913. and
Great Western" lode mining Gains in the
same district. hi1LI
Any and MI persons claiming q iyefsely env
portion ofls'i1 Bed Uloud mine, or surface
ground are requirod to file thor diverse tain,a
witlithe 1RegiBter Of the,UuiteH States I,bnd
Once, at,Eareks, ia The Stalsof n sSln, DUR
ing the sixty days"ppbIioauop; hereof or they
will be barred by virtue OF the psoyisions Of
the Statute. 'b'np'F HA~t no ~
Sfe 5ava ! iiDgH.nAtL.
#ti 40 1903 n . :, Register, u
direct that this notlca be pupIisl,ed in tho
! IspEPyEDsHR at Elko, New, the ncwspapor
published nearest tho said mil!iuk siain,. for
the period Of stxty aays, q .s 10 si.lga
oh. HALL,
Register,
Dated, Elko, July 90, 1881.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-20
QUARANTINE.

The necessity for strict quarantine will
be admitted byevery one who has know
i edge of the ravages caused by smallpox
on these islands in former years. The
case at Lahaina, however, is not to be re-
garded with apprehension on that ac-
count; but we think its history should
be clearly traced for the purpose of al
laying any feeling of uncertainty that
may exist, and also for the information
and guidance of the Board of Health. It
would be useless for us to hazard any
opinion upon the origin of the case be-
cause proof of facts upon which to form
ae's-are not forthcoming. Tho ;S,t go s, Fl
yo, - I've acc2 With after You take
- X sic. ston Courier.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-20
THE OPIUM LAW.

The opium law is ON trial, and already
the Supreme Court has ordered the dis
charge of three men sentenced under it
for having opium unlawfully in posses
sion. Up to yesterday the Court con-
tented itself by ordering the release of
the prisoners, but on that day Judge
Preston delivered an opinion upon the
law itself. 1t reads: Ordered, that as
the Statute of 1886 fails to provide pen
atty for having opium in possession, the
prisoner is discharged
This ruling is very comprehensive and
should be made known to all peace Off
GERS in the Kingdom. Such knowledge
would prevent them making needless
arrests.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-20

We perceive by a late Colonial paper
that the mail steamer Arawata had been
quarantined at Suva, FIJI, because there
had been case of scarlet fever at Auck-
land at the date OF her departure. 1t
was argued that this was not a sufficient
passengers, but on the other hand the
authorities reply, that between 80, 0O0and
10000 people lost their lives in the FIJI
group during 1874-5, because a careless
medical officer had passed one case of
measles. This is an example Of strict
quarantine which should be borne in
mind by our local health authorities,
more especially as measles is not re-
garded as an exceptionally dangerous
disease. Smallpox is now aflOat in San
Francisco harbor among Chinese, and
Asiatic cholera has travelled north from
Buenos Ayers and Santiago to Panama.
At that point several great lines of traffic
meet, and the chance of the plague
spreading rapidly is therefore very great.
The Central American and Mexican
ports will probably be first attacked, but
San Fancisco is certain to come in fora Wis
itation of cholera, in which case these
islands would be fairly open to it. For
this reason we hold that the utmost
vigilance should be used by the Health
department to guard against the intro
dubtion of any form of disease. 1t should
be prepared for all contingencies. 1t will
not do to remain passive until the plague
appears among US. Better err by exces-
sive caution than pay the penalty of
neglect.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-20
Dividend n Office.

A DIVIDEND OF THREE DOLLARS PER
"A share will be paid to the shareholders of
the Inter Island Steam Navigation Co. on WE'D
NESDAf, the 10th inst. J. ENA,
$50 Apr a. Sec'y 1. /. s. N Co.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1887-04-20
HOnOluIu Almanac and directory.

The Honolulu Almanac and Directory
for 1887 is now for sale at J. III. Soper's
and A. M. Hewett's news depots and at
this office. Price 80 cents. 1t contains
complete statistical and general infor-
nation relating to these Islands.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-15
The NATIONAL DRILL.

Gossip Anent the Withdrawal nj Certain
southern Companies an Acrount Of the
Admission % CoIored Companies 20 the
Competition.
WASHINGTON. April 6-The talk about
the withdrawal Of the Montgomery com
panies from the drill. has about died out
IN the pressure Of other matters here.
General Charles J. Anderson. com NADER
Of the first brigade or Virginia Volunteers
was in Washington yesterday and con
ferrcd fully with General Ordway and
managing secretary DcLeon as 10 the
drill Two colored companies " hose entry
created the excitement about negro troops
belong 20 two Of the battalIons Of Gen
crnal Andcrson's com mand. he stated
that one Of them had done good service at
the Newport News. Va. riot.
and that both were recognized
Virginia troops and para1cd on public
occasions as such. General Anderscn's
visit looked 10 arrangement OF details for
the visit Of his entire Fir 81 bri gade 70 the
May cncampmcnf This viii comprise
some fwenfy-six or twcnfy-eight CON-
panics Of infantry, several batteries Of
artillery. and probably one or more
cavalry troops The colorcd companies
will comprise part Of this force Natural
" they will not be thrown with any other
commands and the idea Of this military
service suggesting any social equality i
secuted here. General Anderson Endorsed
the stand taken By the drill committee
Governor Lee has written 20 Chair
man whcatley that he will be al the drill
TO review the Virginia troops
Adlutant-Gencral Jones OF North Caro-
lima, who il still in the city. has again IN
dorsed the action OF the drill com mittee
as the only one proper under the circum-
stances. The kilograms from Montgom
cry announcing the withdrawal OF III
other Southern companies arc the only
ones received IT drill head quarters %
this time
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-15

An 1nvenelon which rromi.es - solve -
Questlon oe Cheap and brilliant Lsgns
Sor uioasshold and Other PURPOSES
81. LorIs, April "A syndicate Of -
Louis men recently organised company
which promises 70 rcvoluti0nixo the pres
ent mode Of illuminating residences ~
the object desired ID accomplished there
will be slump In gas stocks and
bulge in ''clcctric" paper. Tho company
has been organized for the
purpose Of distributing . cheap.
durable and satisfactory electric
light 70 dwelling houses. and the plan Of
distribution Il tho same as excmplined BY
the Julien motor. l. O.. storage battery sys.
tenn. Mr.. Trip. the electrician OF the new
company. and under whose patents the
tests will be made. has fitted up room In
the Merchants Exchange with the various
electric lights now In use, and displays
tho method by which the company
proposes 10 furnish dwellings, halls.
churches, thcatcrs, etc, and do u much
cheaper and better than can be done
by any gas company. The batteries, Mr..
Trip explained, are so constructed ~ 70
retain . heavy charge Of electricity
These will be charged BY tho company
and placedjn dwellings together with all
fixtures required. Ths current will be
low tension, the battery being 50 con-
structcd as 70 return the maximum OF
electricity and the maximum Of tension
IL will take two or three weeks Of ordinar
ry dwelling-housc consumption 70 dis.
charge battery. and then II will be taken
out and replaced by charged battery
10 alleged that there IL not the slightest
danger from wires or battery, and that
with the aid Of . small motor sewing ma
chimes, etc, can be run by the electric
current. Any kind Of light can be fur
nished- Edison, Swan or sun The latter,
which - better adapted 10 dwellin g,
will, he thinks, become the most popular
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-15

= few Crumbs % coneort eor some -.
Have C"ntr~~esa 80 Railway Pas. Han,
-Slasees who May sam Drnslhend n ~
neads Censer1sg n Dsoston.
CoxcoRp. N. H.. April IA circular X 4.
been issued stating that II q meeting h.i1
In Boston on March -. BY rcprcsenta,ive.
Of all railroads terminating In Boston y,
agree upon : common policy rcgariiny
the issue Of free passes under the Inter'
State Commerce law. the following VA.
agreed upon:
First--That all Interstate passes no,r
outstanding shall be recalled and Limited
20 the State in which the ..older resides
except those issued 70 railroad oficial.
and employees
Second-That annual State passes n.
be issued 70 the oflicials OF the State. n.
GLIDING members OF tho Governors conr.
ell, and the railroad committees Of the
Senate and House.
Third-That passes can be issued u
members Of the Senate aud House rrssd
ing on the different roads. good only dur.
ing the session. between their residence.
and the Capital. -. that the practice 81
Endorsing the same during the balance 81
the year after the close Of the sessions be
discontinued Passes now out need not
DC recalled
Fourth--That no passes on account ~
the press be given either trip or annual.
but that thoss now out may be honored
until they expire by Limitation al the dis
erection OF the managers-
Fifth--That annual State passes NAV b,
issued to members Of the police. MAYORS
and city marshals Of cities and towns. Ia
railroad, county and harbor and land com.
missioners At the discretion OF tn M a.
ayers.
Sixth-That annual State passes NAV +.
issued 10 the proprietors on mot a.ain
hotels In New Hampshire At the discretion
Of the managers.
Seventh-That annual State passes NAV
be issued 70 managers Of camp meetings
and clergymen attending the same. re
unions. picnics, etc.
Eighth-That no passes or free trans
portation Of any description be given On
account Of freight business, either State
or interstate.
Ninth-That passes may be issued 10 the
families OF officials Of other roads. and
for transportation OF private cars or on
cials at the discretion Of the managers
Ienth-That the same rule shall apply
TO the issue Of. trip As annual passes
Eleventh-That no passes or free trans
portation Of any kind shall be given that
can b. construed as a violation or evasi0n
OF the provisions Of tie Interstate Con.
merce act
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-15
WOULD RATHER NOT.

The Prrsidens slses Up John T. suilivan.
and Concludes TO Decline the Lstter's
Pro6sred Services.
WAsHrxGroS. April 4-The President
shook hands with John L Sullivan this
afternoon. and held brief conversation
with the famous knockcr-cut and his man
ager. Mr.. Pat Sheedy. About three hun
dred people had already been greeted by
the President. when Mr. 6hcedy ap-
preached and said: "Mr President. want
70 introduce Mr.. sullivan. who Is anxious
70 have the honor OF shaking hands with
you. II you should wish any suggestions
in way Of exercise, he'd be just the man
TO give them. know he would cure you
OF any unhealthincss arising FROM want Of
exercise
Il am glad 70 meet Mr.. sullivan said
the President, with smile. As he glanced
admiringiy at him He is not as large
man as ! expected 70 see. but think Ill
try and cure myself"
While standing on the portico Of the
White House waiting for . carriage 70
drive up Sullivan, brawny, rugged and
ciear-skinned, said:
There's one thing the resident ought
to have and that Is q course OF Turk
ish baths. give him line OF them for a
couple Of months. and q good rubbing down
two or three times Q week and he'd be a
new man, and I know IT, So long-rm
going for bit Of ride-see you TO-
night
Boston's fighting hero and his half score
Of assistant sluggcrs Of lesser fame. give
m exhibition here this evening
II was the opinion OF those who saw the
President to-day that he never looked bet
ter. He seems 70 have grown thinner in
the past month. The clear eye and
healthy look on the cheek i-ditzte that ne
Is in perfect health. very practical con
tradiction OF all stories OF possible indis-
position.